Jewelry Making: Lumiere Paints, Gilder's Paste and Diamond Glaze Flower Necklaces, Pendants

In this video B'sue shares her latest techniques to colorize brass flower findings with Lumiere paints on a sponge, Gilder's Paste Accent and Diamond Glaze finish. She likes to drift very fine glitter into the final glaze for additional sparkle. Applying the Lumiere paints with a sponge on the clean metal takes on a washed tie-dye effect. Layer the petals to make dimensional floral clusters to wire on to a necklace crescent base (shown in the video) or to drip from chain to make showy designer necklaces. It's so easy you won't believe it! Just prep your findings first and in an afternoon you can compose MANY flower cluster charms or pendants, which can now become the focals of eye-popping fashion jewelry in the vintage style. The findings and copper wire (20 gauge) are sold at http://www,bsueboutiques.com Check out the video and then come visit B'sue at her website for more ideas (gallery links, etc) and also at her B'sue Boutiques Fan Page to see what others are doing with these techniques and B'sue Boutiques jewelry findings, tools, beads and stampings!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• jewelry making
• jewelry wire
• brass jewelry stampings
• jewelry findings
• painting jewelry
• Diamond Glaze
• how to make charms
• flower power pin
• necklaces
• pendants
• vintage jewelry
• designing your own jewelry

[evieivyover]

beautiful necklace!! Where do you find those bases for the necklace? I went to your store but couldn't see them. I live in Australia so if you know any places that ship worldwide that would be a great help!

[bsueboutiques]

@evieivyover

[candledamachine]

Thank you for the super fast shipping and the extra goodies! You ROCK!

[beetique]

You're amazing!



[xant4141]

love it

[justafewscraps]

When will you be getting in more guilder's paste? I think I would really like it!

[mladostore]

owesome